RV WindSkirt Inc.

Eric Van H. 

on Birdeye

6 months ago

After trying cardboard and wood panels for years to cut back on wind drafts at the places we love to go camping, we decided to pull the trigger on these RV WindSkirts a fellow camper told us about. I was so impressed by how it looked on his trailer that i knew it would be a good investment for mine. Let me tell you, this is one of the greatest purchases Ive made for my trailer. When camping down at one of our favorite spots south of Lompoc, CA, the wind by the beach can be hellacious. However after installing the RV WindSkir... read more

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GV G. 

on Birdeye

7 months ago

We purchased our skirting in 2016 and we love it, been using it ever since, every time we go camping and never had any issues, it looked great on our last trailer. We now own an air stream and are purchasing their new 3.0 skirting, we don’t have to drill anything into our RV, love that idea. 

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Andre P. 

on Birdeye

7 months ago

This is to reply to Justin's post, he purchased our old skirts more than 5 years ago, not last year. His problem happened because he didn't protect the skirting as we told him from rubbing against sharp objects, no skirting can withstand rubbing constantly against sharp metal in high wind and storms. WindSkirt is just that, blocks the wind not storms when being rubbed against sharp objects. Fade happens to all materials, my patio chairs and sun shade are faded after 6 months, as a regular person I understand the sun and UV r... read more

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